There’s something about a great story that captivates our hearts and there was never a better storyteller than Jesus. Jesus once told the story of a servant who experienced complete pardon of an enormous debt but failed to extend that forgiveness to one of his own debtors. As a result he found himself in a prison of torture, which is exactly where we find ourselves when we refuse to forgive. In week 4 of our series, "The Storyteller," Pastor Gabe teaches on God’s complete pardon for us and our only hope to forgive others.

There’s something about a great story that captivates our hearts, and there was never a better storyteller than Jesus. In week 3 of "The Storyteller" series, FCA Chaplain George Morris teaches from three parables found in Matthew 13:44-50.

There’s something about a great story that captivates our hearts and there was never a better storyteller than Jesus. In week 2 of our series, "The Storyteller", Pastor Gabe teaches from the second half of The Prodigal Son, a part of the parable we often forget, but necessary for rescuing our hearts from self-righteousness and restoring us as sons.

There’s something about a great story that captivates the heart, and there was never a greater storyteller than Jesus. The stories he told are called parables, and each parable he spoke was to bring his audience to an “aha” moment about God and themselves. In week 1 of our series, "The Storyteller", Pastor Gabe teaches from the parable known as The Prodigal Son, and how Jesus clarified his audience’s misguided view of our Heavenly Father, which reshaped their view of themselves as well.

Worship is part of every church, every week. Given the diversity in worship across churches, it's no wonder the very thought of worship can be confusing and unclear. In our final week of "From the Ground Up," we will learn about what Jesus has to say about worship, and how being disciplined in worship will change our lives.

How do we see how God is moving? How do we hear the voice of God? These are questions that lead us to examine our own perception of God and our individual relationship to Him. After all, we each can have a unique relationship with the One who created us. This week, we will continue with week 3 of "From The Ground Up", by looking at how solitude and meditation can determine how we look and see.

Are you overwhelmed by busyness? Is your faith hanging on by a thread? You're not alone. Join us in week 2 of our current series, "From The Ground Up" as Pastor Donald encourages us to overcome by Jesus' example of faithful prayer.

Many of us find ourselves working for the weekend. We pour out everything we have during the week and collapse into a time of rest because we simply cannot go on any longer. Then we walk away from the time that is suppose to be rejuvenating feeling just as burnt out as before. In week 1 of our series “From The Ground Up,” Pastor Zack teaches on the spiritual discipline of rest and how to work from it rather than for it.

Throughout the Scriptures God is very intentional and very personal with His names. He reveals aspects of who He is through His name in different situations and circumstances, and as you learn His name you learn His character. As you learn His character, you learn to trust His character even when you don’t understand His activity. In the final week of our series, Who is God? And What Difference Does it Make? Pastor Gabe teaches from Psalm 54 on the name of God our Helper.

Throughout the Scriptures God is very intentional and very personal with His names. He reveals aspects of who He is through His name in different situations and circumstances, and as you learn His name you learn His character. As you learn His character, you learn to trust His character even when you don’t understand His activity. In week 5 of our series, "Who is God? And What Difference Does it Make?" Pastor Gabe teaches from Psalm 57 on the name of God Most High - El Elyon. There is only one way to overcome the pain that we experience in life and that is from the perspective of the Most High God.